skills/swift_review/SKILL.md
Use this skill for PR safety and risk analysis. It analyzes the risk and blast radius of a PR using git diff. Use before committing changes, reviewing pull requests, or assessing the impact of code modifications — even if they don't mention "review" but describe checking change safety or understanding what a diff affects.
npx skillsauth add swiftzilla/skills swift_reviewInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Analyze the semantic impact of your changes and catch potential regressions before they land.
# Review diff against current HEAD
scripts/swift_review
# Review diff against a specific target branch
scripts/swift_review --target <BRANCH>
scripts/swift_review to see the semantic impact of your changes--target, make sure the target branch is up to date locally — stale branches produce misleading diffs.tools
Use this skill when you need expert Swift/iOS architectural guidance, semantic codebase analysis, or PR impact reviews. It provides a senior mentor layer for Swift (SwiftUI, UIKit, Combine, Concurrency) and a semantic engine to query local code context. Trigger this skill to: 1. Validate architectural patterns before implementation using 'ask'. 2. Find and map local code dependencies using 'context'. 3. Analyze the risk and blast radius of a PR using 'review'. 4. Generate system overviews for onboarding using 'onboard'. 5. Troubleshoot runtime crashes with semantic LLDB tools using 'debug'. Activate even if specific keywords are missing but the intent is improving Swift code quality or understanding project structure.
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Swift Testing framework for unit tests, integration tests, and async testing with modern syntax.
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SwiftUI framework concepts including property wrappers, state management, and reactive UI patterns.
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Swift style guidelines covering naming conventions, code organization, and best practices for writing idiomatic Swift code.